Spanish Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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hésen: It is one of the common names giving Mexicans to the a shrub that is also known as Tesen, tesen, iron tree, stick of iron, tree or cat's claw. Its scientific name is Tesota tree belongs to the Fabaceae family. It is edible with salt and sweet.
heriberta: A name of female origin of is Germanic origin and means that makes your army to reach the glory. Heriberto male Variant. Sweet and sour beverage prepared by University students in Zacatecas (Mexico). Its name is due to the inventor a Professor of chemical pharmaceutical of the University of Zacatecas, called Heriberto Campos Bernal, Professor of chemistry,
hechizo: Work done by the sorcerer, Warlock. A fascination that causes a woman with her charms. Witchcraft, enchantment, charm, fascination, witchcraft, charm, seduction, attraction, magnetism. In Colombia we also say spell to an object or a weapon built in a very traditional way. Manufactured, constructed, prepared using traditional methods.
carcamán: In Colombia ea a Hulk, something big and useless ("Grande and acabachiros"). Old. Geezer, old, senile, decrepit, decayed, Ratchet, carranclon, old, stale.
chiro: In Colombia is a piece of scrap fabric, fabric, cloth. Damp is usually used to clean furniture or kitchen. In Ecuador it means no money, bare. In Spain it is a pig, pig Cryo.
trasto: In Colombia refers to any of the kitchen implements. Old and damaged thing, chechere. Enser, useful artifact, Hulk, gossip, trebejo, fret, bartulo, Bowl, coroto, pileup. In theater casting, bambalina, decorated.
bártulos: In Colombia is synonymous with utensils, tools, tackle, belongings, figurines, gossip, frets, pots.
trebejo: In Colombia is synonymous with utensils, useful, tackle, equipment, stuff, gossip, frets, pots.
pitorreo: In Colombia we use it as a synonym of silbatina, mockery, mockery, chanza, disappointment and banter.
piscolabis: I mean frugal, light meal, snack. Snack, snack, collation, snack, tea, 9s, mediasnueves, mediamanana, something.
ponerse trucha alguien: In Colombia means being attentive, alert, watchful, careful, wary, watchful, wake up eye. It also said colloquial way "be fly".
albur: It is one of the common names of a marine, Mediterranean, fish also called brèque, Pandora, sama, pagel. Its scientific name is Pagellus erythrinus and belongs to the family Sparidae. It also means risk, contingency, fortune, luck, chance, coincidence, Pun, infundia, lie.
retruecano: The correct term is pun. It is a figure of speech by which changes the order of words, completely changing the meaning of what they initially wanted to tell. Calambur, infused, lying, gossip. Misrepresentation.
enomano: The correct term is Enomano. It was the name of a King of Pisa, in the ancient Greece, father of Hippodamia. He was the son of Ares and Aroina. A person who feels a predilection for wine.
vivida: Lived (no accent), it is an inflection of living. It means be, exist, remain, survive, survive, dwell, inhabit, reside, cohabit, feel, experience. Vivid (with accent) is an adjective, meaning real, realistic, true, authentic, notorious.
santificarás: It is an inflection of sanctifying. It means that you declare or qualify as saints. Determine as sacred or dedicated to prayer, to the veneration.
sanatizados: It is the plural of demonized. It means that you given the rating of satanic. It is a work of Satan. Demonized. Give the character of demonic or evil to any thing or a fact.
aligote: It is one of the common name of a fish marine, that also called sea bream, pancho or weevil. Its scientific name is Pagellus acarne and the family Sparidae. It also says Pagel, Pandora or breque.
liber: God of fertility and the freedom in Roman mythology. Also protective of the vines and vineyards. The plebeians of Rome patron deity.
lívido: In Colombia we use it as an adjective to say glowing pale, colorless, emaciated, cadaveric, whitish, xenopsaris. Also used as a synonym for bluish, purple, violet, blue, emaciated, colorless.